This store is huge! There's even a back discount area…read more They have books, CDs, movies, camping and gardening items, kitchenware, toys and games, gift cards and bags, clothes, and religious items. Almost everything is lower than retail price. Central location with parking right in front. They have seasonal items and sales.

My wife bought a dress from seagullbook.com after measuring herself, but the dress was a little…read morebigger than expected. We wanted to exchange for a smaller size, but the promotion she had used to buy the dress had ended, and when we called customer service to try to do an exchange, the customer service rep wouldn't honor the original price, and we had to pay to send the dress back and to have the new one shipped. That is unacceptable service, especially during the pandemic when online shopping should be easy! (Just honoring the original price would have been an easy way to try to make it a better customer experience.) Don't don't recommend Seagull Book for online shopping.

Such a unique coach boutique that was painted pretty in pink!…read moreI step in this coach capturing the moment, uncertain if it was considered an outlet or a retail boutique, I was just excited to see what this coach store had to offer. This was my first time visiting a coach boutique that had "Coachtopia" unique coach pieces that are created fully by hand. They had bag charms, that were an actual BOOK, I'm speaking as in a complete novel, that clips to your bag! And guess what? That novel was handmade as well! I was super impressed by the various creations in this store! To mark the memory of my visit the GM who look like a famous actress with gold energy embroidered my coach tag on my unique Halloween stud bucket bag. (This bag means a lot to me, if you know you know) I thought of my Yelp friend, Annalisa P so much during this visit. We talk about visiting coach together to go bag shopping . This is the one I really wish we could've explored together! The GM encourage me to join the coach team which I would absolutely love to! She suggested silver metallic on my tag which I was ALL IN with that suggestion. (Originally I was thinking maybe Orange because of BOH or Gold to match BOH in wallet). I appreciate her honesty about the longevity of outlet leather and metallic stamp, but I wanted it anyway. She successfully delivered flawlessly

A man with a blonde frizzy mullet and old man glasses helped me with my pick up order just about 10…read moremins ago. He made it so awkward and uncomfortable. Didn't even thank me for my purchase or look at me when handing my bag over to me.

Home Goods in Park City is a smaller store in the discount chain, but it's always well stocked with…read moregreat finds. The selection changes often so I like to pop in and browse whenever I am in town. This location has an especially great furniture and kitchen section, and I always enjoy browsing the candle selection. The store is consistently clean, organized, and neat, making it easy to shop. There's a free parking lot and lots of shopping carts that actually work properly (no wonky wheels)! The only downside is that the customer service experience can be hit or miss. Some visits have friendly, helpful employees, while other times checkout can be very slow. Despite that, the quality and variety of the merchandise keep me coming back to see what new treasures I can find.

I have been coming to the store for over four years and today was an exceptional experience. Tony…read morehelped us with a mirror today. He was incredibly friendly, and I was clear that he enjoyed his job! We will be back... Thank you Tony for a great experience.

Came to park city for the Nike store, and was stoked to see an old navy outlet. Idk if there is…read moreeven another one in salt lake or not. Stopped by and left with a ton of $6 shirts and a few pairs of jeans. The only thing that sucks is that they close really early, so plan accordingly if you're coming from salt lake.

Every time I have been in this Old Navy, the employees are the most helpful and friendly of any Old…read moreNavy close to the area. This store seems much larger than a regular Old Navy and always seems to have things I have seen online in stock, unlike other stores in the valley.

They had everything I needed and the employees were my kinda crowd. People who aren't used to the…read morestyle that hot topic has may feel uncomfortable and write bad review, but as someone who is very comfortable in my style and loves trying new things, I really feel that it fits in.

I've shopped at Hot Topic regularly for T-shirts, accessories, cosmetics, and lately dresses and…read morethe Blackheart tights. There are always awesome deals going on, and while I didn't plan on maybe actually getting anything the last time I went in, I walked out with some really good finds. Tanks were buy one get TWO free (yeah, you heard me right; totally not a typo). The staff greeted me in a really friendly manner when I came in and were extremely helpful--maybe too helpful!!--with pointing out all of the mermaid things they'd just gotten in. There's a whole table in the middle of the store that is filled with all things mermaid and unicorn. One of the girls even found a mermaid crown and hair jewelry (not really sure what else to call it?) that were really amazing. Currently rocking the red hair, I can totally pull off the Ariel look with the right makeup. One of the cute girls working in the store (I really wish I knew her name, because she was an amazing sales person!) went around the with me, making it so much easier to find everything. If there's one complaint I have about Hot Topic, it's that you really have to sift through everything to find something, especially the shirts along the walls on racks. She wasn't pushy, and I felt like I was shopping with one of my best friends. Even when it came time to the ring out and I was pre-approved for a Hot Topic credit card, she handled it perfectly without pushing it on me. Super awesome experience, and she was incredibly sweet even though we'd come in not too long before the store was closing. As I was checking out she even told me it was fun hanging out with me. Thanks for making my night!

I was paying a fortune for Verizon, so I stopped in the T-Mobile store in Heber City, UT, to see…read morewhat a bill would look like with T-Mobile. The store manager told me that he would wave all my activation fees, add a 3rd line for free (we were giving my daughter a phone), give us an iPhone for half price, and get all 5 Apple Watches over, and keep my bill under $200. I was like, "Deal." I don't know if I seemed comfortable with them, but the manager at the store told me that there's a sensor above the door that is able to count the adults that come to the store. For every adult that comes in, they have to do an average of $50 of business. So if you really want to mess with them, just keep walking in and out of the store but not buy anything. The first problem was when I went home, I discovered that none of the watches were connected properly. I then called support. The first people you talk to are tier 1 support people in India, but their support capabilities seem to be limited to a certain scope. After quite a while, I finally got to their highest level of support. He was very helpful and also apologetic that the store didn't do anything properly. I had to reset each watch, and he manually brought the watch on their network and tied it to the proper phone. The second problem was when I looked at my account. I noticed that it was far higher than $200. It turns out that they added a $15/mo. charge on each phone for accident/theft. I already have AppleCare on each of my phones, so this was redundant, and it was shady considering they didn't mention anything about it. I called the store, and one of the sales reps said that it was a required monthly charge for the first month. I complained on Twitter (something I often do when I seem to get nowhere with a company), and the T-Mobile social media support team was very apologetic. When I called support they took it off my bill right away. I suppose maybe the store was short on their quota and that was one of the sly tricks on how they make up for it. The third problem was that the service was incredibly slow. It said 5G, but it was more like 3G. A lot of times I have to start a Zoom meeting at home, and then continue it in the car when I'm taking kids to school. I've never had a Zoom meeting drop on AT&T and Verizon, but my Zooms and calls were constantly cutting in and out. It was insane. I'm not a mobile technology expert, but T-Mobile's "5G" seems like a lot of smoke and mirrors. It's far slower and less reliable than Verizon. I went to the store and complained to the manager. He was like, "Oh it could be because the tower closest to you has been down." He also wanted to reset my carrier settings and try a new sim card. I also noticed that he slyly put my cell phone on their wifi. So of course if I'm on wifi then it'll work lightning fast. I could tell he really didn't know what he was talking about. After all, he never properly set up my devices when I was in there a week prior. Unfortunately, I continued having the same problems, and I determined that T-Mobile is not for me, so I switched back to Verizon and got a better deal in the process. When I went to take my phone back to another store, they said they had to charge me $50 for a restocking fee. I told them that was never mentioned to me, and she said it was listed on my receipt. I also never got a receipt. T-Mobile may or may not be for you... I don't know. But in my experience using AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, there's a big difference between the corporate stores and the certified retail/resellers (like this store is). The lack of transparency and some of the shady sales tactics show that these arbitrary sales quotas result in bad customer service practices.

The store manager was great until they didn't include everything I would need to charge my new…read morephone. Said most people have that set up. I came in with a 5 year old phone. I called, the manager said they had the rest of the charger and the cost would be about 40 dollars. I went in and at leat a 1 hour wait time is my guess with 1 employee and 8 customers. I asked them If i can buy this at Wal-Mart? Looked at me then ignored me. I went to Wal-Mart and bought what I needed for 11 dollars. I spent 1400.00 dollars for the phone and accessories. Please do better in training your management team!

This is an incredibly fun store. It brought back a lot of nostalgia especially seeing 1980's…read moreStrawberry Shortcake items and Peanuts stuff too! The store is big and has a lot of variety. The prices seem a bit high personally, but if you're looking for old school stuff, or newer items like Minions jerseys etc this is the place.

Heads up, finding a parking can be challenging since it's in downtown, so I usually try to go on a…read moreSaturday or Sunday since it's free. Aside from that, every time I've been to this location, it's normally busy, but the staffs manage to always greet me and ask if I need help when they can. The items I need are always available; and if not, the staff can and check other locations for you; otherwise, have them delivered if you can wait.

BOYCOTT! The staff were congregated at the back of the store…read more& twice ignored when I asked if I could pay for something A rep Jeanette finally came to the checkout to answer a telephone call & just ignored me WALKING bsck to her colleagues I asked if I could pay Jeanette was singularly rude, offhand & disrespectful during my entire transaction I asked politely for a gift receipt " I don't know how to do that""!! Was her curt reply I was buying a gift for my local fiends daughter & my local friend will be taking this up with corporate If she sees Jeanette there again , she & her friends will boycott Clearly she does not belong in retail or at Sephora or maybe she does I won't buy in any Sephora again